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Acuity Innovations LLC seeks a Network Architect to design and secure high‑assurance data networks for national defense programs. You will evaluate current infrastructures, develop architecture blueprints, and ensure interoperability across systems while meeting security and performance requirements.
The role requires 6+ years in network engineering, TS/SCI clearance, and a Bachelor’s degree, with certifications such as CCNA/CCNP, and hands‑on experience with IPv4/IPv6, VPNs, and secure device
Acuity Innovations LLC is a small, defense contracting company that provides enterprise architecture, solution design, digital engineering, defensive cyberspace operations, system integration, and test and evaluation products and services that improve performance and decrease decision timelines. Our fundamental, repeatable service offering is bound in architecting, designing, securing, integrating, and verifying the operational readiness of data ecosystems.
Do you want to be part of a unique, small business that differentiates itself by:
If you have this type of passion and desire to be part of a collaborative team environment with the innovation, initiative, and confidence to make things better, then Acuity Innovations may be the right place to realize your personal and professional goals.
We seek technical individuals who will succeed in a highly collaborative work environment.
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www.acuityinnovationsllc.com
As a Network Architect on our team, you’ll use your skills in network design and architecture, system interoperability, OSI model, and network transport layers to help support the nation’s defense and respond to evolving adversaries. You’ll troubleshoot and resolve complex network issues, analyze current working infrastructures, and increase security, reliability, and availability for mission‑critical network systems.
$75,000-$170,000 based on years of experience, knowledge, education, and contract‑specific affordability.